Full name:
org.codehaus.mojo:chronos-maven-plugin:1.0-SNAPSHOT:jmeter
Description:
Invokes JMeter. JMeter is invoked by spawning a separate process to make it possible to control startup parameters. Can also be used by specifying a .jtl file as input and (possibly) a garbage collection logfile.
Attributes:
integration-test.| Name | Type | Since | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| input | File |
- |
The inputfile. This could either be a .jtl file or a .jmx file. In the latter case, jmeter is invoked, and the generated .jtl file parsed afterwards. |
| Name | Type | Since | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| bootstrapper | String |
- |
Clasname of an (optional) bootstrapperclass. The purpose is to allow bootstrapping the proces eg. by initializing testdata in a relational database without measuring the time. |
| dataid | String |
- |
The id of the jmeter invocation. Default value is: performancetest. |
| gclogfile | File |
- |
The name of an (optional) garbage collection logfile. Only used when loggc is set to true. |
| heap | String |
- |
The heapsize (both initial and max) of the spawned jvm invoking
jmeter. Default value is: 256m. |
| jmeterhome | File |
- |
The path to the jmeter installation. The recommended way to set this is by specifying a property jmeter.home in the pom.xml or settings.xml. |
| loggc | boolean |
- |
Will garbage collections be logged? Note that this is really only
relevant if your tests are junitsamples in jmeter. Default value is: true. |
| maxliveobjectevacuationratio | String |
- |
Specifies the corresponding jvm option of the spawned jvm invoking jmeter. |
| maxtenuringthreshold | String |
- |
Specifies the corresponding jvm option of the spawned jvm invoking
jmeter. Default value is: 2. |
| newsize | String |
- |
Specifies the corresponding jvm option of the spawned jvm invoking
jmeter. Default value is: 128m. |
| options | List |
- |
Miscellaneous options to be added to the jvm launching. |
| permsize | String |
- |
The size of the part of the sawned jmeter jvm's memory, where
classes e.g. are stored. Default value is: 64m. |
| project | MavenProject |
- |
The current maven project. |
| rmigcinterval | String |
- |
How often will rmi garbage collections be performed? JVM option of
the spawned jvm invoking jmeter. Default value is: 600000. |
| survivorratio | String |
- |
Specifies the corresponding jvm option of the spawned jvm invoking jmeter. |
| sysproperties | Properties |
- |
System-properties to the launched jvm. |
| targetsurvivorratio | String |
- |
Specifies the corresponding jvm option of the spawned jvm invoking jmeter. |
Clasname of an (optional) bootstrapperclass. The purpose is to allow bootstrapping the proces eg. by initializing testdata in a relational database without measuring the time.
java.lang.StringNodataid :
The id of the jmeter invocation.
java.lang.StringNoperformancetestThe name of an (optional) garbage collection logfile. Only used when loggc is set to true.
java.io.FileNoheap :
The heapsize (both initial and max) of the spawned jvm invoking jmeter.
java.lang.StringNo256minput :
The inputfile. This could either be a .jtl file or a .jmx file. In the latter case, jmeter is invoked, and the generated .jtl file parsed afterwards.
java.io.FileYesThe path to the jmeter installation. The recommended way to set this is by specifying a property jmeter.home in the pom.xml or settings.xml.
java.io.FileNo${jmeter.home}loggc :
Will garbage collections be logged? Note that this is really only relevant if your tests are junitsamples in jmeter.
booleanNotruemaxliveobjectevacuationratio :
Specifies the corresponding jvm option of the spawned jvm invoking jmeter.
java.lang.StringNoSpecifies the corresponding jvm option of the spawned jvm invoking jmeter.
java.lang.StringNo2newsize :
Specifies the corresponding jvm option of the spawned jvm invoking jmeter.
java.lang.StringNo128moptions :
Miscellaneous options to be added to the jvm launching.
java.util.ListNopermsize :
The size of the part of the sawned jmeter jvm's memory, where classes e.g. are stored.
java.lang.StringNo64mproject :
The current maven project.
org.apache.maven.project.MavenProjectNo${project}How often will rmi garbage collections be performed? JVM option of the spawned jvm invoking jmeter.
java.lang.StringNo600000Specifies the corresponding jvm option of the spawned jvm invoking jmeter.
java.lang.StringNoSystem-properties to the launched jvm.
java.util.PropertiesNoSpecifies the corresponding jvm option of the spawned jvm invoking jmeter.
java.lang.StringNo